To the Manor Born: A Luxurious Welcome
Imagine a stone manor house reminiscent of the English countryside—except here, giraffes poke their heads through the windows to join you for breakfast! Welcome to Giraffe Manor, just outside Nairobi, where elegance meets rustic African charm. You'll interact with endangered Rothschild’s giraffes, making for a truly unique experience.

After your flight, unwind in this serene setting. Time permitting, explore Nairobi’s highlights, like the Karen Blixen Museum and the Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage. It’s the perfect introduction to Kenya.

DAYS 2–4
Into Rhino Territory: Solio Lodge
After a restful stay, board a flight to Laikipia’s Nanyuki Airstrip, followed by a 45-minute 4x4 transfer to Solio Lodge, Kenya’s pioneering private rhino conservancy. Home to a thriving population of critically endangered rhinos, this sanctuary offers breathtaking game drives against the backdrop of Mount Kenya.

Engage in safari walks, horse riding, or mountain biking. For a change of pace, take a 4x4 excursion to Aberdare National Park, where lush mountains and cascading waterfalls harbor black-and-white colobus monkeys, golden cats, and the elusive bongo antelope. Solio Lodge’s six exclusive chalets blend modern luxury with natural beauty, ensuring your stay is as relaxing as it is thrilling.

DAYS 4–7
Samburu Sunsets: SaSaab Camp
Board a charter flight to SaSaab Camp, located on community-owned land by the Samburu tribe. Here, you’ll encounter the unique “Samburu Special 5”: Grevy’s zebra, reticulated giraffe, gerenuk, besia oryx, and Somali ostrich.

Inspired by Arabic design, SaSaab offers a Moroccan flair. Game viewing takes on a new twist with camel treks led by experienced Samburu guides—an unforgettable way to experience Africa’s sights and sounds. Other activities include visiting traditional Samburu villages, stargazing, or exploring Samburu National Park.

Classic Masai Mara: Sala's Camp
No safari is complete without visiting the iconic Masai Mara. Between June and September, witness the awe-inspiring Great Wildebeest Migration. Nestled along the Sand River, Sala's Camp provides the perfect base to experience this natural wonder.

With fully plumbed bathrooms and modern comforts, Sala’s maintains a classic safari feel, featuring Meru tents and nightly campfires. Outside of Migration season, January to February and October are also exceptional times to visit, offering abundant wildlife and pleasant weather.

A Fond Farewell
Though it may be hard to leave, the memories of Kenya’s stunning landscapes and wildlife will stay with you forever. As you bid farewell, you’ll take a piece of Africa’s heart with you, along with unforgettable stories of this luxury safari.